FlyingOW

3rd year B763ER FO LAN Peru

2600 USD per month based on 70 hrs.......30 USD per additional hour

5-700 USD in "Viaticos" or per diems dependent on destination

Double basic pay in FEB/ JUL/ DEC

8-10 trips per month.....4-5 days off (6 on 1 off)

Cheers

OW

endofeng

rduarte,

Yes, as Sir Richard Branson described it, if you go fishing, the fish you catch in your net and haul on board is what you actually take home(net)....The fish that escaped your net whilst pulling them in, the FAT TAX MAN ate!(gross)

endofeng

Fatboy Ginge

Being a non-pilot (but a desparate wannabe) I take home approx £1650 per month (paid weekly) as a lorry driver, duty hours are 51 a week but work only for about 45, the benefits of job and knock.

Could always be more but I refuse to do overtime for the barstewards that I work for.

Hey could be worse... I could be flying for Ryanair.

zzz

BA nine years, Capt on 737. Average £5300 net pcm. 770hours per year, usual BA benefits.

zzz

scruggs

PhD Student. Take home basic £1300 (none-taxable) + £15 per hour for any teaching I do, and I usually manage about 12 hours per month.

I usally pick up around £1500. This is also after the monthly deduction of £332 for my course fees.

S

Alan42

Dash-8 captain for CHC Helicopters based in Libya.4 weeks on/ 4 off.....
3800 pound a month, also on months off.

ChocksAwayUK

Is this topic description for this forum new? Good stuff - it's about time people (in all industries) stopped seeing discussions of salary as some kind of faux pas. Keep the discussion going and everyone join BALPA.

Personally... EZ CTC recruit. £1000/month subsistence salary for the next (first) six months until I've proved myself but looking forward to things getting significantly better in November. And then better still!

skylux2

germania year3 F/O
base pay:2500+50hrs=3600eur.(before tax) normal around 3000eur. with 75hrs.

3holer

Korean Air B777 DEC
US$ 10500 (net) per month plus around US$ 1000 per diem
16 working days + 3 travel days and 11 days off and about 75 hours p/m
no vacation

MDDog

MD11 CA with Gemini ACMI, $10,000/mo average with per diem and 13-15 days off a month with home based and business class travel to and from airplane when in India and Africa (1/2 the time). Typical month is 30-40 hours, with 2-3 days between trips. 3 weeks/yr vac which turns into 5-7 weeks with creative biding.

wokkameister

Military Helicopter Crewman - £2500pm (if they get it right)

More if I spend my life in the Sand...but not enough more

308Win

Flight Lieutenant, Short Service, 2 years to out, flying in the desert on another nations jets.

£4000 pcm
Further £3500 pa for bills etc
House rental paid
Free car
Fuel 15p litre
Pension at 60/65 (poor though as only a scuffing Flt Lt)
Med/Dent
Plenty of leave (flexi rules and loads of random days for Muslim Hols)
Half day working days

Plenty of time to do the licences before the jump

SunDowner69r

25 years working my way up through electronics for a well known broadcaster sees me managing 10 staff for about 60 hours / week.
This equates to around £3000 / month net.
All of last years leave went on sitting at Bristol and then Gatwick for 6 weeks followed by more leave for CPL / IR.
Recent promotion means it is more difficult now to jump ship and take a paycut and start again from the bottom.
Now if I could only get made redundant - $$$$

Shag

Ex-pat Brit living in the US and flying for a US low-cost airline (AirTran Airways). Just past 3 yrs with the company and now a B-737 Capt taking home on average 8500 USD after taxes, union dues and medical insurance have been taken. (Medical coverage is very steep at our compnay compared to other US carriers but with no NHS, you've got to suck it up!). Also, our company drops an additional 10.5% of your pay into a stock market based retirement account for you.

Gas (petrol) has just topped the $3 mark and they complain about it!!

jhx

A310-304, German Airforce - VIP Goverment Ops, Pax, Cargo, Medevac
10th year F/O - 26days of per year
2450€, no extras, ~0,60€ per hour when flying at weekend or holiday

Somebody needs a pilot ? ...will fly for food !

luke77

I'm ex-RAF, could anyone tell me what an aircrew Flt Lt, Sqn Ldr and Wg Cdr take home if on a sqn in the uk?
I'm a BA SFO so I won't repeat what's been said already!

MOB P45

S.F/O Net Pay pm = GB£3200 (Basic 1500 + Sector 1700 on average)

Average hours in 2006 = 750
Very stable roster pattern of 5 on, 3 or 4 off depending on base
You pay for:-
Full Uniform, Car park, bottled water & food, travel & hotel for Sim checks,
Damage to Aircraft if you are a new Capt!!!!!!

Benefits: Ryanair supply Aircraft, Fuel, Cabin Crew, Pax, PLOG, Toilet Paper and annual morale boosting pay negotiations (Pay Cuts every year)

thebeast

'Benefits: Ryanair supply Aircraft, Fuel, Cabin Crew, Pax, PLOG, Toilet Paper and annual morale boosting pay negotiations (Pay Cuts every year)'

but you have to supply your own bin bags now!

MOB P45

I wish i could say that 'the beast' was joking, but he is not.

allatp

HI!!
I know I could sound a little off regarding geographic situation!!!! But, does anyone know what the pay for FOs is in COPA (Panama)?
I would also like to know the pay for the FOs in LanColombia as well.

Thanks for the info!!

AA